Movies often present facts in a way that is pleasing to the viewer, so they often do not reflect reality. So we looked up some of the myths that the film industry helped create.
Deception is written in the genes of Hollywood movies. The film industry She likes to present 'facts' a little in her own way, more to the viewer's liking, so things often clash with reality.
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In many movies, we learn a lot of useful information, but movies like to exaggerate, so, as with information on the Internet, you have to take with a pinch of salt. In the sequel we dispel movie myths, which do not hold up in reality.
Gallery - film myths:
Stunning with chloroform is much more time-consuming than in the movie, and it also doesn't have as long of an effect. In reality, it takes at least five minutes to take effect.
The police can trace a call in an hour and not in a minute as they show in the movies.
It is impossible to talk while jumping from the plane, because the wind makes us 'deaf'.
In movies, heroes often pull out the safety pin of a grenade with their teeth. In reality, you would break your teeth doing this, but the pin would stay in place.
In the movie, the drowning person makes a lot of 'noise', but in reality the drowning person is hard to spot.
Forensic investigations do not solve crimes, but 'merely' help gather evidence.
A detonator only reduces the detonation and does not completely silence it.
Shooting two guns at once looks cool, but in reality it's practically impossible to shoot accurately like that.
It is difficult to shoot through the lock with a normal bullet.
Once our heart stops, even the defibrillator does not help us anymore.
Crowds 'in' the asteroid belt are far from what they appear in the movies. In reality, there is a difference of kilometers between asteroids and minor planets.
In the movie, you have to wait 24 hours before you can report a missing person. If you suspect that a person is missing, you can report a missing person immediately.
